Al Snow & Mankind vs. Mr. Ass & The Road Dogg

[3.0] "Al Snow works better for just the hardcore title, but the rest was more like another tag match for a SmackDown or Raw there. 3/10 [**]"

[3.0] "I think at this point the crowd was just over this show and all the hot shot booking of the tag team titles in the past month have not helped. Also it's an Al Snow match and he's here literally as a joke from Mick's book about how awful Al Snow matches are."

[5.0] "This was fine, but I wish Al Snow would learn to be less annoying with his repeated strikes and kicks. The match otherwise was fine. I didn't partuclarly care for it all tyhat much, but I wouldn't hate on anyone who liked it."

[3.0] "A predictably bland, messy, brawl-heavy match between the New Age Outlaws and Foley and Snow. This was never going to be a particularly good in-ring match, considering the people who were in it, and it about lived to expectations. Lots of Road Dogg doing his gimmicky stuff, Foley leaning heavy into the Mankind character stuff because his body is broken to hell already, and it just kind of plodded along under deeply, deeply unbearable commentary from JR and Lawler bickering about the Stone Cold getting hit with a car angle in a way that detracted from an already mediocre match."

[4.0] "Flat, basic, and boring. Much like most Outlaw matches. However, King on commentary was the problem here. I won't say he was at his 'worst, ' because his worst is when he's degrading women, but this is second only to that. The first half of the match, King is just mercilessly pushing JR's buttons. To the point that it gets annoying. And they are barely saying a word about the match in the ring. Not the Outlaws give them all that much to talk about anyway. This is the definition of a 4 point match. Dull and lifeless with bad commentary, but still watchable."

[4.0] "Two solid teams here but nothing really seemed special about this one and something just flat out seemed off. The crowd is pretty out of it which is understandable given the Steve Austin angle going on throughout the night, and I don't know if anyone really saw a title change coming here. 2.5 stars."

[5.0] "This match was flat and the crowd was clearly struggling to get into anything on this show because of the Austin angle. The structure is a bit reversed where Road Dogg is the one isolated for a long time, but it doesn't really lead to anything and it doesn't feel like a big comeback win for the New Age Outlaws because they are heels. It's a lot more noticable that Foley was struggling with his injuries catching up to him at that point."

[3.0] "Weirdly structured match between two teams in rough spots. The New Age Outlaws are beyond stale, and Mick Foley is at a low point in his career here before he bounces back in early 2000. Road Dogg playing "heel in peril" for most of the match doesn't really work, and the match suffers for it."

[4.0] "Babyface team works on the heel team for the most part which is dumb, plus it's Foley who barely moves at this point and Al Snow who has a go away heat with me at this point after his Hardcore Title garbage matches. Slow contest, quickly forgettable and some sloppiness here and there."

[5.0] "Road Dogg sorta playing a heel in peril as they beat him up in the corner and on the outside. JR and Lawler spend the majority talking about the Karen's who bitched at Wal-Mart for selling a severed dolls head with a wrestling figure. Things break down as usual and Gunn gets a fameasser on Mankind for two. Mankind comes back with a double arm ddt and mandible claw on both Outlaws. They escape and after getting rid of Al Snow, hit a spike pile driver on Mick for the pin. One of the better Outlaw matches."

[3.0] "Boring brawl with a dumb ending, with commentary and the crowd seeming more bothered about Austin than the match in front of them. Pretty much a waste of 15 minutes."

[4.0] "Pretty disappointing match. Felt quite sloppy and went too long. Not a bad match, just mediocre overall."

[2.0] "Seeing Mick Foley deteriorate has been heartbreaking. His injuries have clearly caught up to him and it seems that the only thing he can bring to the table is his charisma and likeability. This was an absolute chore to watch, with all the action being extremely rudimentary. Al Snow is worked over for what feels like an eternity, and he eventually gets the world's coldest hot tag to Mankind. Things wrap up with the Outlaws using underhanded tactics. I expected more from these four."

[5.0] "Pretty disapointing match. I like every participants of this match, but it feels they didn't even try to tell a story or have a good match. It was an okay match in global sense of it, but pretty bad from guys as talented and over as they was."

[6.0] "A decent but kind of disappointing match for me, thinking back to where Foley was a year earlier this is kind of just there. Neither team excels in this environment but they aren't bad either, a fine match."